Chippewa garters,

DESCRIPTION: Rare pair of Chippewa (Great Lakes) beaded garters or cuffs circa 1880-1910. This is a rare survival of a true pair of these geometrically beaded garters. Each with regular hourglass and

DESCRIPTION: Three Great Lakes beaded garters. Includes: 1) Beaded Chippewa (Great Lakes) beaded garter with a white ground and running diamond motif with red/blue/white yarn and thread ties on either

Striking early Immell Bait Co. floating minnow, the wood body measuring 3 5/8" with good white iris glass eyes, red painted center spinner (marked with the Nov 1, 1910 patent date), hand painted gill

An impressive early Immell Bait Co. floating minnow, the wood body measuring 4 3/4" with good white iris glass eyes, red painted center spinner (marked with the Nov 1, 1910 patent date), original doub

David Bradley (Chippewa, b. 1954) Lewis + Clark: Postcard from the New World mixed media collage on board signed David Bradley and titled (verso) 26 x 31 inches

Early "The-Chippewa-Bait" box, distributed by C.J. Frost of Stevens Point, Wisconsin, houses an unfished 4 1/2" Skipper. With bold red "CHIPPEWA" on the top of the wrap-around label and marked "M-66 F

Extraordinary condition and color on this rare 4 1/8" pike-size bait, with blemish free white iris glass eyes, red painted center spinner marked with the Nov 1, 1910 patent date, and finished in green

David Bradley (b 1954) Chippewa. "On the Way to Navajo Fair" signed and dated '82. Provenance: Elaine Horwich Gallery.David Bradley grew up in Minnesota and is an enrolled member of the Minnesota Chip

David Bradley (Minnesota Chippewa, b. 1954) Hollywood Indian, 2008 acrylic on paper, mounted on board signed David Bradley and dated (lower left); signed, titled and dated (verso) 30 x 22 inches

DESCRIPTION: Chippewa (Great Lakes) tribal bandolier bag, probably circa 1890-1910. Native American men did not have pockets and so many adopted wearing shoulder bags copied from British and American

Super condition box for this vg+ condition, bass size, green crackleback Chippewa minnow. Minnow shows wear, chipping at belly hook and interior of right side….but the box is great! Box is clean, cr

From the Immell Bait Co. box, c1912, clear lure illustration, bold “Chippewa” logo and crisp text, this very rare box is solid, with only light wear, age discoloration and faint bleed, the

4-3/4" Nov, 1, 1910 Red / Green / Tan

Pike size model measuring just over 4", with good glass eyes and finished in fancy sienna crackleback over yellow, grading about VG+ with light wear, couple truss chips, nose touchup, common flaking t

A Chippewa Beaded Bandolier Bag c. 1890 canvas, velvet, silk, wool, and cotton cloth, glass seed, faceted and tubular beads, cloth binding tape, thread, wool yarn Length: 38 inches HID03101062020 &cop

Early floating minnow finished in rarely seen aluminum with a red back, the wood body measuring 3 3/4", with good white iris glass eyes, red painted center spinner (marked with the Nov 1, 1910 patent

A great large full beaded Chippewa bandolier bag. Beaded in the lazy stitch style. Very minimal bead loss on bag and a few tassels missing at bottom. Main panel beadwork is 16" x 13". 42" total length

A group of Great Lakes or Prairie moccasins and garters Comprising two pairs of Báxoje (Iowan) moccasins, a pair of moccasin uppers, a single moccasin upper, and a pair of Neshnabé (Potawato

David Bradley (Chippewa, b. 1954) (Self Portrait) This is a Study for "Indian Power", 1989 acrylic on canvas signed David P. Bradley and dated (lower left); titled (verso) 8 x 8 inches Provenance: Ela

Older Native American Beaded Bandolier Bag. Beaded in leaf and flower patterns. Bead colors include white, yellow, pink, green, and orange. Strap 46 in x 5.5 in, bag 21 in x 14 in without tassels. Fr

A turn of the century Chippewa/Ojibwe (Great Lakes region) beaded bag. Velvet front and multi color floral beadwork decoration. Minor wear, some edge damage to pouch. Pouch is 8 x 15" high, in a later

Pike size model (4 1/2" overall), finished in green back with red side stripe and white belly, blemish free white iris glass eyes and near perfect red painted central spinner (marked Patd Nov 1.1910).

Chippewa. 2 Women in water holding a huge snake. Drawings in crayon, ballpoint ink, and markers on white paper . Each is approximately 11" by 17" in generally very good condition. If you need to know

Native American, Midwestern United States, Minnesota, Red Lake Indian Reservation, Chippewa (Ojibwe), ca. early 20th century CE. A hair roach, an iconic headdress, made from a knit or woven yarn base